Wills & bequests
Gifts left to us in Wills are known as bequests, and are our largest single source of charitable income. Throughout our 70-year history, bequests have been responsible for enabling many advances in the cancer fight. Including a bequest in your Will today will help us plan life-saving research, prevention and support projects now and for generations to come.
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Why leave a bequest to us?
Frequently asked questions
Information for solicitors & executors
Brian Webster Cancer Council Bequestor
Oligodendroglioma - it's a word I didn't know existed until I turned 53. Read more of Brian's story
Ian & Rosemary Hamilton Cancer Council Bequestor
My wife Rosemary and I are joint Bequestors; both of our fathers passed away from cancer. Read more of Ian & Rosemary's story
Gayle Anderson Cancer Council Bequestor
In 2006, I had a routine medical exam upon returning from a volunteer mission to the Cook Islands. Read more of Gayle's story
How will my bequest
help ?
We rely on generous donations to help fund the fight against cancer, and we're commited to maximising their impact.
Our funds are directed towards:
- Lifesaving cancer research
- World-class education programs
- Support services for people in times of great need
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